Carnival Miracle Review

Ship is old and needs to be retired

Review for the Mexican Riviera Cruise on Carnival Miracle
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StacM
2-5 Cruises • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Jan 2020
Cabin: Vista Suite

I chose this ship for a short family vacation and trial run with the kids and my husband at cruising. We took the 3 day Ensenada cruise out of San Diego. The ship is old, the food is not fantastic, there are not a lot of things for kids to do as on the newer ships, and they seem short-staffed. We did manage to make the most our of the experience and make memories. However, I couldn't imagine being on this ship for the Alaska or Hawaii itinerary.

We had one of the Vista Suites and the kids had an interior room. Our room was just old and outdated looking, the closet doors didn't slide, the drawers weren't easy to open, and the balcony was pretty dirty.

On every cruise I have ever been on, steak and lobster are included in the dinner on formal night, apparently this is not the case anymore. If we wanted that it was a $20 up charge in the main dining room, very disappointing. We also got the Bubbles package. I drink but my husband doesn't drink a lot of alcohol or soda; however, he does drink Propels. Carnival was supposed to switch the Pepsi products in January so I bought the Cheers package. Our cruise was on January 3rd and was the last cruise with Coke products...lucky us. There were no sugar free/low carb drinks offered other than sodas and energy drinks.

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Vista Suite

OLD! Drawers were funky and hard to open and close, the closet doors wouldn't open and close smoothly, the A/C was terrible, and our large deck was filthy. The best part about it was the numerous USB ports for charging devices.

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